CA2559126A1 - Synergic tig welding system - Google Patents
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- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
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- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
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Abstract
There is provided an improved TIG welder comprising a power source for performing an AC TIG welding process across an electrode and a workpiece with a controller for creating an AC waveform. The controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of the waveform and representing a non-linear relationship between peak positive current and peak negative current for certain desired set welding currents
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1. In a TIG welder comprising a power source for performing an AC TIG
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a first duration and a peak positive current and a negative current section with a second duration and a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a non-linear relationship between said peak positive current and said peak negative current for certain desired set currents.
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a first duration and a peak positive current and a negative current section with a second duration and a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a non-linear relationship between said peak positive current and said peak negative current for certain desired set currents.
2. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said non-linear relationship involves a generally constant positive peak current as said negative peak current is increased beyond a given value.
3. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said constant positive peak current is in the range of 100-150 amperes.
4. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said power source is an inverter operated at a frequency greater than 18 kHz and said AC waveform is created by a digital waveform generator controlling said inverter.
5. The improvement as defined in claim 2 wherein said power source is an inverter operated at a frequency greater than 18 kHz and said AC waveform is created by a digital waveform generator controlling said inverter.
6. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said power source is an inverter operated at a frequency greater than 18 kHz and said AC waveform is created by a digital waveform generator controlling said inverter.
7. The improvement as defined in claim 6 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
8. The improvement as defined in claim 5 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
9. The improvement as defined in claim 4 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
10. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
11. The improvement as defined in claim 2 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
12. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
13. The improvement as defined in claim 6 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
14. The improvement as defined in claim 5 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
15. The improvement as defined in claim 4 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
16. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
17. The improvement as defined in claim 2 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
18. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
19. The improvement as defined in claim 18 wherein said controller has a second synergic input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
20. The improvement as defined in claim 6 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
21. The improvement as defined in claim 5 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
22. The improvement as defined in claim 4 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
23. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
24. The improvement as defined in claim 2 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
25. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
26. The improvement as defined in claim 25 wherein said controller has another synergic input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
27. The improvement as defined in claim 6 wherein said controller has another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
28. The improvement as defined in claim 5 wherein said controller has another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
29. The improvement as defined in claim 4 wherein said controller has another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
30. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said controller has another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
31. The improvement as defined in claim 2 wherein said controller has another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
32. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said controller has another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents with the frequency decreasing from a high level frequency at a low set current as the desired set current increases until said frequency reaches a selected low level.
33. The improvement as defined in claim 32 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
34. The improvement as defined in claim 25 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
35. The improvement as defined in claim 18 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
36. The improvement as defined in claim 12 wherein said set current is the aver-age current of said welding process.
37. The improvement as defined in claim 6 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
38. The improvement as defined in claim 5 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
39. The improvement as defined in claim 4 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
40. The improvement as defined in claim 3 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
41. The improvement as defined in claim 2 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
42. The improvement as defined in claim 1 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
43. The improvement as defined in claim 1 including a circuit to limit said positive current section to a given amount.
44. The improvement as defined in claim 43 wherein said given amount is adjusted based upon the size of said electrode.
46. The improvement as defined in claim 1 including a circuit to limit the energy of said positive current section.
46. The improvement as defined in claim 45 wherein said given amount is adjusted based upon the size of said electrode.
47. In a TIG welder comprising a power source for performing an AC TIG
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a first duration and a peak positive current and a negative current section with a second duration and a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents.
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a first duration and a peak positive current and a negative current section with a second duration and a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having another input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired set current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the frequency of said waveform for certain desired set currents.
48. The improvement as defined in claim 47 wherein said power source is an inverter operated at a frequency greater than 18 kHz and said AC waveform is created by a digital waveform generator controlling said inverter and the relationship is a decrease in frequency with an increase in the set current.
49. The improvement as defined in claim 48 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
50. The improvement as defined in claim 48 wherein said first and second durations are generally equal.
51. The improvement as defined in claim 48 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
52. The improvement as defined in claim 47 wherein said second duration is substantially greater than said first duration.
53. The improvement as defined in claim 47 wherein said controller has a second input device with an input receiving a signal representative of the desired current for the welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between the first and second duration for certain desired set currents.
54. The improvement as defined in claim 53 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
55. The improvement as defined in claim 48 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
56. In a TIG welder comprising a power source for performing an AC TIG
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a first duration and a peak positive current and a negative current section with a second duration and a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having an input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between said positive current duration and said negative current duration for certain desired set currents, which relationship is not a direct linear relationship.
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a first duration and a peak positive current and a negative current section with a second duration and a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having an input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and representing a relationship between said positive current duration and said negative current duration for certain desired set currents, which relationship is not a direct linear relationship.
57. The improvement as defined in claim 56 wherein said relationship involves a generally constant positive duration as said negative duration is increased beyond a given value.
58. The improvement as defined in claim 57 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
59. The improvement as defined in claim 56 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
60. The improvement as defined in claim 56 wherein said relationship involves a reduction in the positive duration as the set current is increased.
61. The improvement as defined in claim 60 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
62. The improvement as defined in claim 56 wherein said relationship involves a generally constant positive duration as said negative duration is increased with the set current.
63. The improvement as defined in claim 62 wherein said set current is the average current of said welding process.
64. In a TIG welder comprising a power source for performing an AC TIG
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a peak positive current and a negative current section with a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and a circuit to limit said positive peak current to a given level.
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a peak positive current and a negative current section with a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and a circuit to limit said positive peak current to a given level.
65. The improvement as defined in claim 64 wherein said given level is in the range of 100-150 amperes.
66. The improvement as defined in claim 65 including a circuit to adjust said given level based upon the size of said electrode.
67. The improvement as defined in claim 64 including a circuit to adjust said given level based upon the size of said electrode.
68. In a TIG welder comprising a power source for performing an AC TIG
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a peak positive current and a negative current section with a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and a circuit to limit the energy of said positive section to a given level.
welding process across an electrode and a workpiece, said power source having a first output lead connected to said electrode and a second output lead connected to said workpiece and a controller for creating an AC waveform across said power leads, AC
waveform having a positive current section with a peak positive current and a negative current section with a peak negative current, the improvement comprising: said controller having a synergic input device with an input for receiving a signal level representing a desired set current for said welding process and an output signal determining an aspect of said waveform and a circuit to limit the energy of said positive section to a given level.
69. The improvement as defined in claim 68 wherein said given level is in the range of 2-5 Joules.
70. The improvement as defined in claim 69 including a circuit to adjust said given level based upon the size of said electrode.
71. The improvement as defined in claim 68 including a circuit to adjust said given level based upon the size of said electrode.
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